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…" (1905); that was philosophical, social, and political essays; the manuscript of "The Mysterious Stranger," an uncompleted piece that was published posthumously in 1916; and autobiographical dictations. Twain's work was inspired by the unconventional…

…akin to when Nas was quoted saying: “I never brag how real I keep it because it’s the best secret”. Both Nas and Hamlet give implications that they are not quick to give up their positions; they will protect their position in the company of strangers…

…incompetent for monetary dealings. Men in Athenian society had “the feeling that purchase or exchange was a financial transaction too complex for women, as well as the wish to protect wome! n from the eyes of strangers and from intimate dealings with shopkeepers…

…”. Each subject was a male college student from the Stanford area and was considered normal and healthy. As a precaution, it was made sure that each subject was a stranger to everyone else. That way, no relationship ties were severed. They were all…

…and right across the highway from the areas biggest ski resort. The house sat back in a wooded area as did the rest of the neighborhood and the terrain was hilly. They were not strangers to harsh winters in fact they welcomed them with open arms. It gave…

…will be in the war between the nymphs and swains: "Say what strange motive, goddess! could compel/ A well-bred lord t' assault a gentle belle!/ Oh, say, what stranger cause, yet unexplored/ Could make a gentle belle reject a lord?" Pope transforms the real-life Arabella…

…and holyday cooking. In this country food is a everyday thing that even unite families and strangers together. This quality was even stronger in the past forty years. I remembered when my grandparents told me about how important was food to the people in old days…

…death with much the same emotions I should have probably felt at the death of a stranger". She never once mentioned who his father was and rumors went around that his master was his father. He was unable, however, to find out the truth behind those…

…puts the ‘mask’ on and becomes the ‘awesome stranger’. When Jack kills the pig he describes what happens with relish, which completely contrasts with the first time he attempted to kill a pig when he let it free because he thought of ‘cutting into living…

…and the exhilaration he gets. Jack is so infatuated with hunting that he forgets what rescue is and ‘has to think for a moment’ to try and remember. The civilisation in Jack completely disappears when he puts the ‘mask’ on and becomes the ‘awesome stranger’. When Jack kills…